í36 Chap. 18, e".fn expofition upan the Boob of J o a. Verf.at lives have beenunholy in all age; ; Seeing we are compaffed about withfogreat a cloudofwitneffes, let ttr lay afide every weight, and,- thefin which dothfo tufs l befet us. If ¡innersgoe on, after all this, what can they plead, why their dwelling fbouldnot be made defolate? or why themfelves fhould not be condemned for ever Thus farre Bildads fecond difcourfe with rob, wherein he feu verely reproves him of wickednef e, and fers before him, the wo- full conclufionof the wicked ; How grievous and wounding his words were to tabs fpirit, how unfutable to his condition, how unappliable to his perfon, will appeare in the opening ofhis pa- theticall Anfwer in the following Chapter,
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